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Zim’s platinum output to remain stable

written by Adelaide Moyo, Group Managing Editor 0 comments
Zimbabwe is home to the world’s second-biggest known deposits of platinum after South Africa
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ZIMBABWE’s platinum production is projected to remain stable this year at 508 000 ounces from 516 000 ounces in 2025, driven by consistent operational output across the country’s major mines, latest data shows. According to the World Platinum Investment Council (WPIC), the 29 000 ounces of build-up of semi-finished inventory, resulting from smelter maintenance at…

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Adelaide Moyo is a business and financial journalist based in Zimbabwe. With a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of market complexities, Adelaide consistently breaks down complex financial concepts and business trends into accessible, compelling narratives for a diverse readership. She specialises in areas such as macroeconomics, corporate finance, investment, and the critical issues impacting Zimbabwe's economy, including currency volatility, the informal sector, climate change, and illicit trade. Adelaide is a recipient of national awards for her reporting in different sectors of the economy. She is also a member of the Oxford Climate Journalism Network.

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